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Arkansas

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Cmajor
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Emily White - Arkansas
INTRO: C   Em   C  D  
Well, the Gflags are all at half-mast
CWe don't have to ask
EmWe've all got our own reasons Dwhy these days
And the Gmen in the vinyl diner Cseats
They got their hands clasped so Emtightly
Sending their praDyers up to the father aGboveC  Em  C  D  G  
I used to know that father Cwell
And then some say that I Emfell
And I guess I've got the Dscars to prove 'em right
There's a Gsign at the end of that roCad
Says it's as far as cars Emcan go
And if you wanna go any Dfurther, you are gonna haGve to walkC  Em  C  D  C  
CHORUS:
Some people walk and Amsome people ride
Some people Fcarpool to heaven, Gcarpool to heaven
The Cstars fall heavy over AmArkansas tonight
And I can't Fcarpool to heaven, but GI'd like to get there CalrighEmtC  D  G  
There's a billboard from Jesus
On the Cway to New Orleans
And the Embillboard from Jesus says that Dit's for lease
Well, he Gmight just be bones and dust
And the Cthing that saved my life
I got a Embrother looking out for Dme on the angels' GsideC  Em  C  D  C  
CHORUS:
Some people walk and Amsome people ride
Some people Fcarpool to heaven, Gcarpool to heaven
The Cstars fall heavy over AmArkansas tonight
And I can't Fcarpool to heaven, but GI'd like to get there CalrighEmtC  D  G  C  G  
Today we learned the truth too Clate
We reminded ourselves Emnot to hesitate
Held on a little Dtighter to the ones that we've still Ggot
And I held my guitar like a Clife raft
Holding me up in the Emmine shaft
Digging up a Ddream I stiGll believe
BRIDGE:
COh, I think it's gonna be Amalright, alright, Fal--Gright
COh, I think it's gonna be Amalright, alright, Fal--GrightC  
CHORUS:
Some people walk and Amsome people ride
Some people Fcarpool to heaven, Gcarpool to heaven
The Cstars fall heavy over AmArkansas tonight
And I can't Fcarpool to heaven, but GI'd like to get there
CHORUS:
CSome people walk and Amsome people ride
Some people Fcarpool to heaven, Gcarpool to heaven
The Cstars fall heavy over AmArkansas tonight
And I can't Fcarpool to heaven, but GI'm gonna get there CalrighEmtC  D  G  
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